v0.85.9
August 26, 2026
**Process times tell the truth and stuck phases become visible.** "Time per status" no longer mixes completed stays with ongoing ones, and phases where cases are stuck — instead of disappearing from the panel — now show how many they are holding. Plus: actions that name the process they act on, a localized canvas, and the place where agents will live.
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Improvement
Reliable time per phase at last
A phase's average also counted cases still sitting in it, whose duration grows with every read: a few stuck items were enough to make a phase look weeks long when completed cases cross it in a minute. The calculation now uses only completed stays — **numbers will drop, toward the true value** — and cases still sitting there are counted separately and displayed: a phase holding all of them is the bottleneck to look at, not something to hide.
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Improvement
Deleting a map really unwires its processes
Deleting a Process Map that had wired a process start left the map gone but the process still startable by an event you believed removed with it. The unwiring now really happens, with the same safety checks as other changes. The event definitions created by the wiring remain in the Events dictionary: they are shared and may serve elsewhere, so you remove them by hand when you are sure.
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Design
Actions name what they act on
In the process list, the menu, Analytics and Monitor carry the process name — including the entries that delete. Copying an expression or revealing a value among global variables names the variable. The two AI provider selectors are now distinguishable. People working with screen readers or voice control no longer have to guess the row.
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Design
A localized canvas
The canvas controls — zoom in, zoom out, fit view, lock interaction — had stayed in English in both designers, forcing voice-control users to switch language to operate them. They now follow the interface language. Dashboard charts also gained a name and a readable text alternative, with dates and durations formatted like the visible values.
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Feature
Where agents will live
Settings now includes an **Agent** section, and the designer shows an **Agent** task type alongside the others. For now this is declared groundwork: there is nothing to configure and no Agent task is usable. The feature — agents carrying out process steps on their own, with the same permissions and audit trail as human work — is coming in a future release.